Little Em Wins at Belmont Hearts Shaped by Harlem Stakes
Racing notes from New York May 28 report Little Him winning the Harlem selling stakes at Belmont Park. Sidney C. Love led the pace, O Neill on Little Em closed fast to win by a head near the rail. Five races detailed with odds and finishing order follow.
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New York
Little Him
Harlem
Belmont Park
Sidney C. Love
O'Neill
Hannibal Bey
Murphy
Bu Preme Court
Powers
Tommy Waddell
Hudebrand
Jackstaff
the Gadfly
Fiat
Mas Modesty
Ieratel
Hndeband
Merry Boy
Mair
Gold Badza
O'Neil
Thord
Comedienne
Baird
Pythia
Burns
Ebtrouss
W. Davi
Pamela
Mira Point
Agata Marie
Tim Harlem Gelling Staten
Little Em
Ridney C. Lave
Lord Badge
Sit
L. Smith
Red Kateht
de Hearka
Glipinats
Nepetunas
Carolian
Romanelis
Jack Ratha
Stgtight
Gold Dome
Monte Carlo
Jerry Galgo
Aixth
Miles Bigback
Hildebrand
Dekaber
Bouvier
Owars
Ime
Freen
Birch Broom Triumph on Opening Kentucky Track Day
At Lexington May meet Kentucky Association track featured Birch Broom winning the longest price in a four-hurl field over Conjuror Apple and Aliverskin amid fast track. Races at Fair Grounds, Saint Louis and Union Park show mixed results with several horses posting wins and others running.
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Lexington
Kings Daughter
Tha Cure
Kentucky
Association
Birch Broom
Apple
Aliverskin
King’s Daughter
Martin
Woo
Col. Bronston
Wishart
Tokloke
Shay
Hambone
Bechunter
Herney McDeyill
Doris
Dr.Kenney
Bal
Dele
Bear Grabber
Madden
Lovey Mary
Thespian
ArcLaughlin
Nominse
Macey
Holdelbere
J. Hicks
Dull Sway
Arthur Cummer
Herlde
Conjurer
Herber
Tine
Silverskin
Annie Smith
Wishard
Plebeian
Jay Ward
Wilson
Tims
Martha Ghillito
Chamfitte
Geletts
Atwood Helle
Lucy Carr
Hollie Liste
Rach—Siz
the Cure
Marfin
Lagy Mercury
van Hope
Shea
Belmont Park Racing Entries and Odds
Belmont Park entries list multiple races for three year olds and up across seven furlongs on the dirt. Notable names include Cannon Ball Old England Hippocrates and Right and True with varied weights, plus maidens two year olds Opifclan and "Voorbess Culaboque" among others. Additional races feature Laureate five furlongs with Keronese Battle Axe and Old Guard Orén Room, and a steeplechase about two miles with Choire Arias Dromedary Massing Champs Elysees and Russell dage. Louisville inaugural dash five and one half furlongs includes Raulstarry Darthnia Kartaman and Hunk Delagos among entrants.
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Atreight
Cannon Ball
Old England
Hippocrates
Consideration
Caceine
Memphis
Hi Tu Brute
Duchess Ofte
Mercency
Lochinvar
Sindows
Came Po
Julia ML
Little Woods
Minn Modcaty
Blackbatl
Noralight
Opifclan
Oulging Star
Voorbess
Culaboque
Gallavant
Penrhyn
Timber
Waterlook
Adamis
New England
Billy Bansatar
Fulbert
Gwestheart
Balle
Poquesi
Balletts
Garris Jones
Disckball
Francear Eria
Choire
Arias
Massing
Champs Elysees
Russell Dage
Thoroughbred race card with multiple events and odds
A lengthy race program listing numerous horses, owners, and odds across several races at St. Louis Fair Grounds. Entries include Fair Reveler, Enchanter, Chanterelle, Ice Water, Kentucky Derby race details, and a long slate of purses, weights, and contenders across first through sixth races.
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Mamie Adama
Maud
Ledopis
Flase
Tatifa
Tarascoo
Tordington
Fair Reveler
Norwood Ohio
Bradlay
Pat
Omeaton
Goldsping
Traysor
Binehelio
Enchanter
Athlone
Ajambok
Determination
Snd Hobson's Chole
Chanterelle
Woodeperry
Ice Water
Taiue
McCielsen
Ham's Horn
Layson
Agile
Doctor Sexto
Haigh Keough
Maneuver
George OC
Bennett
Henry Hendricks
Heariball
Mingita
Sient Jem
Suds
Charfield
King Abyssinis
Wrenne
Little Mike
Tlehimingo
Hermitage
Hyperion
Balle Dodson
Mados
Roger Smith
Lyrist
Kitmorie
Ebony
Marechal Ney
Glendon
Annie Williams
the Mewvenger
Misa Doyle
Florisel
Bugler
Henvolto
Chamblee
St. Louis—Fair Grounds
Agile Favorite Leads Small Derby Field at Louisville
The thirty first Kentucky Derby pace in Louisville May feature Agile as the odds on favorite with Ram's Horn and Dr Leggo as the main rivals. Rumors swirl about late scratches though McCafferty reports Dr Leggo improving after a brisk workout. Weather forecasts predict showers tonight and possibly tomorrow.
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Ram’s Horn
Dr. Leggo
Louisville
Louisville Jockey Association
Proctor Knott
Spokane
Agile
Ram'a Horn
Edward Alvey
Summer Meeting at Memphis Given Dates by Jockey Club
The Western Jockey Club board granted summer dates to the New Memphis Jockey Club at its Memphis meeting. Memphis midsummer meeting runs June 17 to July 5. Licenses of many jockeys trainers and owners tied to alleged outlaw meetings in nag City and Nashville were suspended by stewards.
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Memphis
Chicago
Memphis Jockey Club
Western Jockey Club
Neag City
Nashville
Glover's Score High at Olean Gun Club Meet
The ninth annual Olean Gun Club meet opened with thirty four markmen, including top shots from the country. A high wind hindered the event. Professional Sim Glover of New York won high score with 180 out of 195. Hawkins of Baltimore took second, Stevens of New York third, Baulers of Wilmington Delaware fourth.
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Baltimore
Olean
Olean Gun Club
Sim Glover
New York
Hawking
Stevens
Baulers
Wilrington
Del
Plainfield high school tennis champ wins inter scholastic title
C H Briggs of Plainfield High School won the inter scholastic lawn tennis championship at Columbia University. He defeated C E Van Vieck Jr of Montclair High School by 6-2 6-3. Briggs earns entry to the National Championships at Newport in August to face Yale Harvard Princeton winners. North Carolina defeats Virginia 6 0 in annual tennis match at Chapel Hill. Manlius Orr and Miss Fry for UNC. W N Page and J C Packard for Virginia.
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Plainfield High School
New York
Columbia University
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Briggs
C. E. van Vieck, Jr
Montclair High School
Newport
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Niles
North Carolina
Chapel Hil
N. C
University of North Carolina
Univeristy of Virginia
North Carolink
Manlius Orr
MN. Is Fry
Virginia
W. N. Page
J. C. Packard
Navy and Interior battle in rough departmental league game
Navy defeated Interior 20 to 13 in seven slow innings on White Lot. Sutton led with three singles and a triple, Bryan homered and doubled, Rae and Sutton turned a double play for Navy, while Bateman starred for Interior. Delays over salts and arrivals slowed the start. umpire was Mr. Bob Barr. time of game one hour forty five minutes.
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Mavy
Sutton
Bryan
Rae
Jones
Bateman
Interiors
Agriculture
RHOAM
Roar Bryan
Bullivan
Doughty
D Gutton
Nash
Erzore
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Isterlor
McCabe
Brian
Dougherty
Sullivan
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le Mat
Demon
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Wilcox
Rand
James
Naw
Bas
Button
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Kragt
Bob Barr
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van Ness Park
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Morse
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Michael
Felding
Oyster
Herring
Herring Robinette
H. Richards
Dumont
Covell
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Luttrell
Covel
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H. Richardson
Rumbough
RHOAD
Rhore More
Il Herring
Ofield
Ewm
Pss
Rob
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Eta Basten
Weetern
Wentern
Dantern
OM Lynch
Epiphany Defeated By Trinity In Slow Small-Club Game
Trinity pitcher Randolf held Epiphany to two hits and ten strikeouts while walking only one. Wood of Epiphany issued nine walks as both teams showed fast fielding. The upcoming clash pitted St John Georgetown against St Paul. Official scorers and lineups listed, but many OCR glitches remain.
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Trinity
Randolf
Epiphany
Wood
St John
Georgetown
St. Paul
Tiny Rhoae
Rhoae Yoder
Obwers
Perry
Eyl
Albertson
Young
Lewis
Dfiturray
Beach
Barver
Upiphany
Baseball Notes Preview with Pitchers and Standings
Jacobs en likely to start tomorrow in Cleveland as amateurs shift innings to Washington. Season pauses until May 90 then a double header with Bouton. Knoll praised by Connie Mack as promising. Townsend in form with control. Ban Johnson vindicated Stan’s all around ability. Cleveland hosts top teams amid tight race. Stan’s youngsters at .500 home and on tour. three catchers kept as precaution. National Commission ruling blocks clubs from loaning players to independent teams.
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Jacobsen
Cleveland
Washington
Ite
Bouton
Connie Mack
Knoll
Townsend
Ban Johnson
Stan
Sbreck
Powers
Kittredge
Heydon
National Commission
Cincinnati
Amateur Baseball Scores and Team Details from D. C. Clubs
The Brunswick Athletic Club beat P Street 9 to 1. The Twining School Athletic Club defeated the Ivorys 11 to 1, with Crampton, Nachmann, and Haywood starred. Young Meroons won 6 to 4 over Eastern Buds, led by pitcher M. Dore. Lineups listed. players ages around thirteen, contact Dore at 18 Sixteenth Street Northeast for games. Shamrocks seek a fourteen to fifteen age schedule with nearby clubs. St Anthony Juniors seek teams around twelve. Address managers at 109 Monros Street, Brockland, D. C.
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Brunswick Athletic Club
P Street Athletic Club
Twining School Athletic Club
Ivorys
Calgarys
Twining Boys
Crampton
Nachmann
Haywood
Meroons
M. Dore
F. Heck
H. Deuvall
J. Patten
HW. Dore
W. Howard
R. Henson
E. Palmer
F. Smith
Dore
Sixteenth Street
Shamrocks
Thera
The
Shretles
Northwest Washington
Greenwich
Brunswick
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Republican Stars
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F. Bourne
Grose
W. Gullivan
Isley
Ward
Rat Daga
Moreland
Sullivan
Shortatopa
Shard FE. Browne
Painen
Conter
Dei
Thompson
St. Anthony
Bo Brooks
Daniel Mahones
Sam ‘Itaston
Bernerd
Roger Brooks
Torsen
Harry Barnbolt
Steve Sullivan
Roy McGee
Hugh Hisging
Leo Krug
Murray Hamilton
Cete J
Monros Street
Brockland
D. C
Printing Office League sees Pressmen edge Blanks 4 to 2
In a lively Government Printing Office League game the Pressmen defeated the Blanks 4 to 2 behind Williams pitching. Coffey’s glove and Williams’ bat highlighted the contest with a homer by Williams and crucial defensive plays, while Havens and Veatch contributed key hits for the Blanks. An estimated 400 fans watched as errors were scarce and timely hitting decided the outcome.
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Government Printing Office
Wilams
Singleton
Coffey
Williams
Havens
Blanks
Reese
Preasmen
Webb
William
Veatch
Deane
MacCl
Sunday School Field Meet Planned for June Carnival
The Sunday-school Athletic Association executive committee approved a boys only field meet to be held June 17. A. M. Chesley of the YMCA Boys' Department, formerly of Orange, N J, was asked to lead details and will receive entry forms and event rules. Meetings set for May 16 at the YMCA to finalize three age classes from twelve and up on the league grounds at Fourteenth Street and Lydecker Avenue.
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Chesley
Chasey
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Virginia Cadets Rout Delaware College in Eight-Inning Game
Special to The Washington Post from Lexington Virginia May 9 Virginia Military Institute defeated Delaware College of Newark New Jersey 47 to 7 in eight innings Cadet Frazer hit a home run Batteries Virginia Military Institute Floyd and Goodloe Delaware College Wilson and Steward Final score by innings shows dominant win for VMI with strong pitching and batting performances
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Revenue Cutter Service
Chase
Weightman's
Revenue
Shepherd
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Delaware College
Newark
N. J
Frazer
Virginia
Miltary Institute
Floyd
Goodloe
Wilson and
Steward
vVuri
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